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Research paper thumbnail of Nervi e la prefabbricazione strutturale: lo Stadio Flaminio a Roma (1957-59)

Nervi e la prefabbricazione strutturale: lo Stadio Flaminio a Roma (1957-59)

The Stadium was designed by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi (1957-59) and was built for the Olympic ... more The Stadium was designed by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi (1957-59) and was built for the Olympic Games hosted in Rome (1960). To ensure the rapidity of construction, the traditional construction site was accompanied by an area used exclusively to produce the prefabricated elements of the grandstand and the canopy (7,652 elements). The grandstand is based on a structure of 92 exposed reinforced concrete frames connected by secondary beams and the steps. Each step is formed from two prefabricated elements, based on a system patented by Nervi specifically for the Stadium. It consists of two prefabricated elements: a “U”-shaped load bearing element and the second element, supported by the first, forms the steps and seating. The canopy (27 m) is made of undulated prefabricated elements in ferrocemento lightened by round openings fitted with wired glass. The paper must highlight the specificity and originality of the solutions adopted by Nervi and his skill as a designer and builder.

Research paper thumbnail of Reloaded Corviale, a City with a Single Building (1973–84). Mario Fiorentino Architect, Rome

Docomomo Journal, 2016

The Corviale is one of the most controversial pieces of 20th century Roman architecture, having b... more The Corviale is one of the most controversial pieces of 20th century Roman architecture, having been simultaneously debated, demonized, mythologized, loved and hated. The architecture is unquestionably extraordinary, and not only for its size. The complex, comprised of public housing and services for more than 8,000 residents, was designed between 1972 and 1974 by Mario Fiorentino, along with a large group of associates, and was built in the following ten years. As a result of deterioration due to its incompletion, lack of maintenance, continuous squatting and difficulties for diverse residents to coexist, the Corviale has, for years, represented the manifesto of disastrous public housing policies in Italy

Research paper thumbnail of Note sulla tutela e la conservazione dell'architettura italiana del XX secolo

Note sulla tutela e la conservazione dell'architettura italiana del XX secolo

Research paper thumbnail of A confronto con Borromini: il palazzo per uffici dell'istituto mobiliare italiano e dell'ufficio italiano cambi a Roma (1950-54)

A confronto con Borromini: il palazzo per uffici dell'istituto mobiliare italiano e dell'ufficio italiano cambi a Roma (1950-54)

Research paper thumbnail of Architettura e costruzione delle colonie climatiche nell’Italia fascista. La questione del controllo ambientale / Architecture and Construction of Children’s Colonie in Fascist Italy. The Question of Environmental Control

Architettura e costruzione delle colonie climatiche nell’Italia fascista. La questione del controllo ambientale / Architecture and Construction of Children’s Colonie in Fascist Italy. The Question of Environmental Control

Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings desi... more Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings designed by the Fascist Party for the education and care of young people. These projects included a series of sponsors: the federations of the party, national institutions, industrial and charitable organizations. This heterogeneity has prevented the development of a building type with common identifiable features and also led to projects. In the mid-30s a new building-type became widespread. Some examples - the colonie of Mazzoni in Tirrenia, of Vaccaro and of Griffini in Cesenatico, of BBPR in Legnano, of Daneri in Santo Stefano D’Aveto, of Bonadè Bottino in Cervia, of Busiri Vici in Cattolica and of Minoletti in Formia - are of interest considering their typological and compositional research, their constructive aspects and architectural results and reveal innovation in construction techniques. The importance of this heritage is evident. It is potentially rich but poorly understood in its originality considering that many buildings have been demolished, abandoned or have undergone improper renovation. This paper aims to identify their unique characteristics in order to describe a strategy of restoration and reuse. Le colonie climatiche appartengono agli organismi destinati dal Partito fascista all’educazione e all’assistenza dei giovani italiani. La committenza è varia: dal partito alle amministrazioni dello Stato, a gruppi industriali, a enti assistenziali. Questa varietà impedisce l’elaborazione di un tipo edilizio con tratti identitari e si riflette sui progetti. Negli anni trenta il tipo edilizio conosce una forte diffusione territoriale. Alcuni edifici - le colonie di Mazzoni a Tirrenia, di Vaccaro e di Griffini a Cesenatico, dei BBPR a Legnano, di Daneri a Santo Stefano d’Aveto, di Bonadè Bottino a Cervia, di Busiri Vici a Cattolica, di Minoletti a Formia – risultano esemplari per la ricerca tipologica, per gli esiti architettonici e per le soluzioni costruttive e testimoniano anche l’innovazione nei materiali e nelle tecniche edilizie. Il patrimonio che le colonie oggi rappresentano è ricco di potenzialità, ma scarsamente compreso nella sua originalità: molti edifici sono stati demoliti, recuperati impropriamente o abbandonati al degrado. Il paper individua le caratteristiche architettoniche e costruttive delle colonie mettendo a fuoco i sistemi usati per il controllo delle condizioni ambientali.

Research paper thumbnail of La Casa delle Armi al Foro Mussolini di Luigi Moretti: architettura e costruzione

La Casa delle Armi al Foro Mussolini di Luigi Moretti: architettura e costruzione

Research paper thumbnail of Tra retorica e funzionalismo: le facciate della stazione Termini di Roma (1939-1950)

Tra retorica e funzionalismo: le facciate della stazione Termini di Roma (1939-1950)

Research paper thumbnail of Luigi Moretti e/a Roma

Architetti senza tempo, catalogo, 2022

Research paper thumbnail of Lazio. Le architetture degli ultmi settant'anni. Oltre Roma;  Abitare il mare. Alcune case di vacanza sulla costa laziale

Ereditare il presente, a cura di S. De Notarpietro, A. Ferrighi, E. Garofalo, L.A. Scuderi, 2024

Research paper thumbnail of Technology

Technology

Time Frames, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of The Legacy of the Roman Olympics. A New Conservation Strategy for the Flaminio Stadium

Research paper thumbnail of The use of “structural prefabrication” in the Flaminio Stadium by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi. A technical-constructive study aimed at formulating guidelines for a future conservation plan

Rivista Tema

The paper highlights the specificity and originality of the solutions adopted by Nervi in the con... more The paper highlights the specificity and originality of the solutions adopted by Nervi in the construction of the Flaminio Stadium (Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi, 1957-59), as well as his talent as a designer and engineer. The text presents both a summary of the research carried out on the terracing and the canopy of the Stadium (built using “structural prefabrication”) and draws attention to the research methodology, of which this study is a part. The research was funded by the Getty Foundation with the aim of formulating guidelines for the future conservation project of the Stadium.

Research paper thumbnail of Time frames

Time frames

New directions for youth development, 2003

Response to the events of 9/11 evidenced the need for greater local and national capacity to meet... more Response to the events of 9/11 evidenced the need for greater local and national capacity to meet the needs of children and families before, during, and after future attacks.

Research paper thumbnail of Reconstructing housing and communities: the INA-Casa Plan

Reconstructing housing and communities: the INA-Casa Plan

Housing for All

Among the Italian initiatives for social and material reorganization in the aftermath of WWII, th... more Among the Italian initiatives for social and material reorganization in the aftermath of WWII, the most interesting was undoubtedly the INA-Casa Plan. The plan was designed to counteract widespread unemployment in the construction sector and aimed to provide new and modern social housing to the poorer classes, thus simultaneously responding to the housing emergency. During the 14 years between 1949 and 1963, architects designed, and construction companies built a housing patrimony of remarkable quality, which now becomes an opportunity to develop strategies of urban revitalization.

Research paper thumbnail of MAXXI L'Aquila. Laboratorio di futuro

Il Giornale dell'Architettura, 2021

Research paper thumbnail of The use of ‘structural prefabrication’ in the Flaminio Stadium by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi. A technical-constructive study aimed at formulating guidelines for a future conservation plan

TEMA Technologies Engineering Materials Architecture, 2020

The recovery and conservation of buildings of the 20 th century have highlighted the necessity to... more The recovery and conservation of buildings of the 20 th century have highlighted the necessity to adopt different methodologies, techniques, and tools from those applied in traditional restoration. The guidelines, which serve as a basis for future conservation work on the Flaminio Stadium (built in Rome for the XVII Olympics in 1960 and now protected as a cultural asset), stem from a methodology based on a precise reconstruction of the various phases of the project, including its construction, as well as a critical analysis of the original and current physical elements of the Stadium.

Research paper thumbnail of La Casa delle Armi al Foro Mussolini di Luigi Moretti: architettura e costruzione

Il razionalismo italiano. Storia, città, ragione. A cura di F. Visconti

La collana editoriale Esempi di Architettura nasce per divulgare pubblicazioni scientifiche edite... more La collana editoriale Esempi di Architettura nasce per divulgare pubblicazioni scientifiche edite dal mondo universitario e dai centri di ricerca, che focalizzino l'attenzione sulla lettura critica dei proget ti. Si vuole così creare un luogo per un dibattito culturale su argomenti interdisciplinari con la finalità di approfondire tematiche attinenti a differenti ambiti di studio che vadano dalla storia, al restauro, alla progettazione architettonica e strutturale, all'analisi tecnologica, al paesaggio e alla città. Le finalità scientifiche e culturali del progetto EDA trovano le ragioni nel pensiero di Werner Heisenberg Premio Nobel per la Fisica nel 1932.

Research paper thumbnail of ARCHITETTURA E COSTRUZIONE DELLE COLONIE CLIMATICHE NELL'ITALIA FASCISTA. LA QUESTIONE DEL CONTROLLO AMBIENTALE / ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION OF CHILDREN'S COLONIE IN FASCIST ITALY. THE QUESTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

Colloqui.AT.e 2016 Mater(i)a. Materials. Architecture. Technology. Energy/Environment. reuse. Adaptability, 2016

Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings designed by ... more Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings designed by the Fascist Party for the education and care of young people. These projects included a series of sponsors: the federations of the party, national institutions, industrial and charitable organizations. This heterogeneity has prevented the development of a building type with common identifiable features and also led to projects. In the mid-30s a new building-type became widespread. Some examples - the colonie of Mazzoni in Tirrenia, of Vaccaro and of Griffini in Cesenatico, of BBPR in Legnano, of Daneri in Santo Stefano D’Aveto, of Bonadè Bottino in Cervia, of Busiri Vici in Cattolica and of Minoletti in Formia - are of interest considering their typological and compositional research, their constructive aspects and architectural results and reveal innovation in construction techniques. The importance of this heritage is evident. It is potentially rich but poorly understood in its originality considering that many buildings have been demolished, abandoned or have undergone improper renovation. This paper aims to identify their unique characteristics in order to describe a strategy of restoration and reuse.

Le colonie climatiche appartengono agli organismi destinati dal Partito fascista all’educazione e all’assistenza dei giovani italiani.
La committenza è varia: dal partito alle amministrazioni dello Stato, a gruppi industriali, a enti assistenziali. Questa varietà impedisce l’elaborazione di un tipo edilizio con tratti identitari e si riflette sui progetti.
Negli anni trenta il tipo edilizio conosce una forte diffusione territoriale. Alcuni edifici - le colonie di Mazzoni a Tirrenia, di Vaccaro e di Griffini a Cesenatico, dei BBPR a Legnano, di Daneri a Santo Stefano d’Aveto, di Bonadè Bottino a Cervia, di Busiri Vici a Cattolica, di Minoletti a Formia – risultano esemplari per la ricerca tipologica, per gli esiti architettonici e per le soluzioni costruttive e testimoniano anche l’innovazione nei materiali e nelle tecniche edilizie.
Il patrimonio che le colonie oggi rappresentano è ricco di potenzialità, ma scarsamente compreso nella sua originalità: molti edifici sono stati demoliti, recuperati impropriamente o abbandonati al degrado.
Il paper individua le caratteristiche architettoniche e costruttive delle colonie mettendo a fuoco i sistemi usati per il controllo delle condizioni ambientali.

Research paper thumbnail of A Difficult Heritage The Afterlife of Fascist-Era Architecture, Monuments, and Works of Art in Italy Conference

Research paper thumbnail of Le ricerche per la valorizzazione del Novecento, Interview / italian-english

Research paper thumbnail of Nervi e la prefabbricazione strutturale: lo Stadio Flaminio a Roma (1957-59)

Nervi e la prefabbricazione strutturale: lo Stadio Flaminio a Roma (1957-59)

The Stadium was designed by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi (1957-59) and was built for the Olympic ... more The Stadium was designed by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi (1957-59) and was built for the Olympic Games hosted in Rome (1960). To ensure the rapidity of construction, the traditional construction site was accompanied by an area used exclusively to produce the prefabricated elements of the grandstand and the canopy (7,652 elements). The grandstand is based on a structure of 92 exposed reinforced concrete frames connected by secondary beams and the steps. Each step is formed from two prefabricated elements, based on a system patented by Nervi specifically for the Stadium. It consists of two prefabricated elements: a “U”-shaped load bearing element and the second element, supported by the first, forms the steps and seating. The canopy (27 m) is made of undulated prefabricated elements in ferrocemento lightened by round openings fitted with wired glass. The paper must highlight the specificity and originality of the solutions adopted by Nervi and his skill as a designer and builder.

Research paper thumbnail of Reloaded Corviale, a City with a Single Building (1973–84). Mario Fiorentino Architect, Rome

Docomomo Journal, 2016

The Corviale is one of the most controversial pieces of 20th century Roman architecture, having b... more The Corviale is one of the most controversial pieces of 20th century Roman architecture, having been simultaneously debated, demonized, mythologized, loved and hated. The architecture is unquestionably extraordinary, and not only for its size. The complex, comprised of public housing and services for more than 8,000 residents, was designed between 1972 and 1974 by Mario Fiorentino, along with a large group of associates, and was built in the following ten years. As a result of deterioration due to its incompletion, lack of maintenance, continuous squatting and difficulties for diverse residents to coexist, the Corviale has, for years, represented the manifesto of disastrous public housing policies in Italy

Research paper thumbnail of Note sulla tutela e la conservazione dell'architettura italiana del XX secolo

Note sulla tutela e la conservazione dell'architettura italiana del XX secolo

Research paper thumbnail of A confronto con Borromini: il palazzo per uffici dell'istituto mobiliare italiano e dell'ufficio italiano cambi a Roma (1950-54)

A confronto con Borromini: il palazzo per uffici dell'istituto mobiliare italiano e dell'ufficio italiano cambi a Roma (1950-54)

Research paper thumbnail of Architettura e costruzione delle colonie climatiche nell’Italia fascista. La questione del controllo ambientale / Architecture and Construction of Children’s Colonie in Fascist Italy. The Question of Environmental Control

Architettura e costruzione delle colonie climatiche nell’Italia fascista. La questione del controllo ambientale / Architecture and Construction of Children’s Colonie in Fascist Italy. The Question of Environmental Control

Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings desi... more Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings designed by the Fascist Party for the education and care of young people. These projects included a series of sponsors: the federations of the party, national institutions, industrial and charitable organizations. This heterogeneity has prevented the development of a building type with common identifiable features and also led to projects. In the mid-30s a new building-type became widespread. Some examples - the colonie of Mazzoni in Tirrenia, of Vaccaro and of Griffini in Cesenatico, of BBPR in Legnano, of Daneri in Santo Stefano D’Aveto, of Bonadè Bottino in Cervia, of Busiri Vici in Cattolica and of Minoletti in Formia - are of interest considering their typological and compositional research, their constructive aspects and architectural results and reveal innovation in construction techniques. The importance of this heritage is evident. It is potentially rich but poorly understood in its originality considering that many buildings have been demolished, abandoned or have undergone improper renovation. This paper aims to identify their unique characteristics in order to describe a strategy of restoration and reuse. Le colonie climatiche appartengono agli organismi destinati dal Partito fascista all’educazione e all’assistenza dei giovani italiani. La committenza è varia: dal partito alle amministrazioni dello Stato, a gruppi industriali, a enti assistenziali. Questa varietà impedisce l’elaborazione di un tipo edilizio con tratti identitari e si riflette sui progetti. Negli anni trenta il tipo edilizio conosce una forte diffusione territoriale. Alcuni edifici - le colonie di Mazzoni a Tirrenia, di Vaccaro e di Griffini a Cesenatico, dei BBPR a Legnano, di Daneri a Santo Stefano d’Aveto, di Bonadè Bottino a Cervia, di Busiri Vici a Cattolica, di Minoletti a Formia – risultano esemplari per la ricerca tipologica, per gli esiti architettonici e per le soluzioni costruttive e testimoniano anche l’innovazione nei materiali e nelle tecniche edilizie. Il patrimonio che le colonie oggi rappresentano è ricco di potenzialità, ma scarsamente compreso nella sua originalità: molti edifici sono stati demoliti, recuperati impropriamente o abbandonati al degrado. Il paper individua le caratteristiche architettoniche e costruttive delle colonie mettendo a fuoco i sistemi usati per il controllo delle condizioni ambientali.

Research paper thumbnail of La Casa delle Armi al Foro Mussolini di Luigi Moretti: architettura e costruzione

La Casa delle Armi al Foro Mussolini di Luigi Moretti: architettura e costruzione

Research paper thumbnail of Tra retorica e funzionalismo: le facciate della stazione Termini di Roma (1939-1950)

Tra retorica e funzionalismo: le facciate della stazione Termini di Roma (1939-1950)

Research paper thumbnail of Luigi Moretti e/a Roma

Architetti senza tempo, catalogo, 2022

Research paper thumbnail of Lazio. Le architetture degli ultmi settant'anni. Oltre Roma;  Abitare il mare. Alcune case di vacanza sulla costa laziale

Ereditare il presente, a cura di S. De Notarpietro, A. Ferrighi, E. Garofalo, L.A. Scuderi, 2024

Research paper thumbnail of Technology

Technology

Time Frames, 2017

Research paper thumbnail of The Legacy of the Roman Olympics. A New Conservation Strategy for the Flaminio Stadium

Research paper thumbnail of The use of “structural prefabrication” in the Flaminio Stadium by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi. A technical-constructive study aimed at formulating guidelines for a future conservation plan

Rivista Tema

The paper highlights the specificity and originality of the solutions adopted by Nervi in the con... more The paper highlights the specificity and originality of the solutions adopted by Nervi in the construction of the Flaminio Stadium (Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi, 1957-59), as well as his talent as a designer and engineer. The text presents both a summary of the research carried out on the terracing and the canopy of the Stadium (built using “structural prefabrication”) and draws attention to the research methodology, of which this study is a part. The research was funded by the Getty Foundation with the aim of formulating guidelines for the future conservation project of the Stadium.

Research paper thumbnail of Time frames

Time frames

New directions for youth development, 2003

Response to the events of 9/11 evidenced the need for greater local and national capacity to meet... more Response to the events of 9/11 evidenced the need for greater local and national capacity to meet the needs of children and families before, during, and after future attacks.

Research paper thumbnail of Reconstructing housing and communities: the INA-Casa Plan

Reconstructing housing and communities: the INA-Casa Plan

Housing for All

Among the Italian initiatives for social and material reorganization in the aftermath of WWII, th... more Among the Italian initiatives for social and material reorganization in the aftermath of WWII, the most interesting was undoubtedly the INA-Casa Plan. The plan was designed to counteract widespread unemployment in the construction sector and aimed to provide new and modern social housing to the poorer classes, thus simultaneously responding to the housing emergency. During the 14 years between 1949 and 1963, architects designed, and construction companies built a housing patrimony of remarkable quality, which now becomes an opportunity to develop strategies of urban revitalization.

Research paper thumbnail of MAXXI L'Aquila. Laboratorio di futuro

Il Giornale dell'Architettura, 2021

Research paper thumbnail of The use of ‘structural prefabrication’ in the Flaminio Stadium by Pier Luigi and Antonio Nervi. A technical-constructive study aimed at formulating guidelines for a future conservation plan

TEMA Technologies Engineering Materials Architecture, 2020

The recovery and conservation of buildings of the 20 th century have highlighted the necessity to... more The recovery and conservation of buildings of the 20 th century have highlighted the necessity to adopt different methodologies, techniques, and tools from those applied in traditional restoration. The guidelines, which serve as a basis for future conservation work on the Flaminio Stadium (built in Rome for the XVII Olympics in 1960 and now protected as a cultural asset), stem from a methodology based on a precise reconstruction of the various phases of the project, including its construction, as well as a critical analysis of the original and current physical elements of the Stadium.

Research paper thumbnail of La Casa delle Armi al Foro Mussolini di Luigi Moretti: architettura e costruzione

Il razionalismo italiano. Storia, città, ragione. A cura di F. Visconti

La collana editoriale Esempi di Architettura nasce per divulgare pubblicazioni scientifiche edite... more La collana editoriale Esempi di Architettura nasce per divulgare pubblicazioni scientifiche edite dal mondo universitario e dai centri di ricerca, che focalizzino l'attenzione sulla lettura critica dei proget ti. Si vuole così creare un luogo per un dibattito culturale su argomenti interdisciplinari con la finalità di approfondire tematiche attinenti a differenti ambiti di studio che vadano dalla storia, al restauro, alla progettazione architettonica e strutturale, all'analisi tecnologica, al paesaggio e alla città. Le finalità scientifiche e culturali del progetto EDA trovano le ragioni nel pensiero di Werner Heisenberg Premio Nobel per la Fisica nel 1932.

Research paper thumbnail of ARCHITETTURA E COSTRUZIONE DELLE COLONIE CLIMATICHE NELL'ITALIA FASCISTA. LA QUESTIONE DEL CONTROLLO AMBIENTALE / ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTRUCTION OF CHILDREN'S COLONIE IN FASCIST ITALY. THE QUESTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

Colloqui.AT.e 2016 Mater(i)a. Materials. Architecture. Technology. Energy/Environment. reuse. Adaptability, 2016

Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings designed by ... more Children's Colonie were built in the 20s and 30s simultaneously with other buildings designed by the Fascist Party for the education and care of young people. These projects included a series of sponsors: the federations of the party, national institutions, industrial and charitable organizations. This heterogeneity has prevented the development of a building type with common identifiable features and also led to projects. In the mid-30s a new building-type became widespread. Some examples - the colonie of Mazzoni in Tirrenia, of Vaccaro and of Griffini in Cesenatico, of BBPR in Legnano, of Daneri in Santo Stefano D’Aveto, of Bonadè Bottino in Cervia, of Busiri Vici in Cattolica and of Minoletti in Formia - are of interest considering their typological and compositional research, their constructive aspects and architectural results and reveal innovation in construction techniques. The importance of this heritage is evident. It is potentially rich but poorly understood in its originality considering that many buildings have been demolished, abandoned or have undergone improper renovation. This paper aims to identify their unique characteristics in order to describe a strategy of restoration and reuse.

Le colonie climatiche appartengono agli organismi destinati dal Partito fascista all’educazione e all’assistenza dei giovani italiani.
La committenza è varia: dal partito alle amministrazioni dello Stato, a gruppi industriali, a enti assistenziali. Questa varietà impedisce l’elaborazione di un tipo edilizio con tratti identitari e si riflette sui progetti.
Negli anni trenta il tipo edilizio conosce una forte diffusione territoriale. Alcuni edifici - le colonie di Mazzoni a Tirrenia, di Vaccaro e di Griffini a Cesenatico, dei BBPR a Legnano, di Daneri a Santo Stefano d’Aveto, di Bonadè Bottino a Cervia, di Busiri Vici a Cattolica, di Minoletti a Formia – risultano esemplari per la ricerca tipologica, per gli esiti architettonici e per le soluzioni costruttive e testimoniano anche l’innovazione nei materiali e nelle tecniche edilizie.
Il patrimonio che le colonie oggi rappresentano è ricco di potenzialità, ma scarsamente compreso nella sua originalità: molti edifici sono stati demoliti, recuperati impropriamente o abbandonati al degrado.
Il paper individua le caratteristiche architettoniche e costruttive delle colonie mettendo a fuoco i sistemi usati per il controllo delle condizioni ambientali.

Research paper thumbnail of A Difficult Heritage The Afterlife of Fascist-Era Architecture, Monuments, and Works of Art in Italy Conference

Research paper thumbnail of Le ricerche per la valorizzazione del Novecento, Interview / italian-english

Research paper thumbnail of Lo Stadio Flaminio di Pier Luigi Nervi e Antonio Nervi

Research paper thumbnail of Time Frames: Conservation Policies for Twentieth-Century Architectural Heritage

by Ugo Carughi, Massimo Visone, Rosalia Vittorini, Ashraf M. Salama, Roberto Parisi, Paolo Caratelli, Pedro Bannen, Olimpia Niglio, eva battis, Britta Rudolff, Lorenzo Miccoli, Gunawan Tjahjono, Nalini Thakur, Joseph Underwood, Rachelle Alterman, Nir Mualam, Hasniyati Hamzah, Manfredo Manfredini, Koompong Noobanjong, Naima Benkari, Koompong Noobanjong, Riccardo de Martino, Julia Gatley, Maurizio Boriani, francesca capano, Andreas Giacumacatos, Hans-Rudolf Meier, Uģis Bratuškins, Slavica Stamatovic Vuckovic, Grzegorz Grajewski, Ciro Birra, Anda-Lucia Spânu, M P García Cuetos, Yildiz Salman, Nilufer Baturayoglu Yoney, Fedir Gontsa, Elain Harwood, yahaya ahmad, Graciela Viñuales, and Ola Uduku

Time Frames provides a reconnaissance on the conservation rules and current protection policies o... more Time Frames provides a reconnaissance on the conservation rules and current protection policies of more than 100 countries, with particular attention to the emerging nations and twentieth-century architecture. The contributions illustrate the critical issues related to architectural listings, with a brief history of national approaches, a linkography and a short bibliography. The book also provides a short critical lexicography, with 12 papers written by scholars and experts including topics on identities, heritages, conservation, memories and the economy. By examining the methods used to designate building as heritage sites across the continents, this book provides a comprehensive overview of current protection policies of twentieth-century architecture as well as the role of architectural history.